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Nice to see all the pictures ... keep them coming.
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Thanks for all the interests in the 1986 panda. I don't think that piece belongs to the well-recognized silver panda series, because its obverse depicts the 5-star design as on all the Chinese circulation strikes, in stead of the Temple of Heaven on the bullion series. So I am not sure where its collectable value is at.
There are a couple of such pieces listed as BIN at $90 on the bay. That's why I said I don't think it commands a high premium as other old pandas.
Are the original packaging and mintage cataloged any where? I would be interested in knowing the book value.
@miggs I am not aware that the 1986 commemorative panda came in double sealed. Through a quick online search, you could find the most common packaging would be a greenish box with a COA in blue print. The mintage is claimed to be 25,000. Mine only came with the capsule.
Btw, it cost me 40, so a good deal to me even without any packaging.
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@Amaths I stand corrected my friend I have a few 5 yuan from the 90's which are double sealed but I couldn't find images for the 1986. I assumed the 86 would be too Same thing for the price but the price I quoted was from asking/bid prices and final auction price back in 2011 where silver was higher as shown here. At $40 you can't go wrong and did good. Like you said there's some on ebay at $90  |
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Hope Everyone had a safe and fun 4th.   |
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@coinwatch I also like fracs but if I could choose, I'd rather yours than some of mine. US smalls were hard to get over here when I was buying.  |
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Outstanding, miggs! I recognize a few RCM coins but several others I'm unable to identify. If you'd be willing to brag a little and maybe point out your favorites coins I'd enjoy hearing more. No worries either way, though. Thanks for sharing the photo! |
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@coinwatch Obviously I'm not a photographer lol and my camera ain't top notch, far from. But I tried again and hopefully they'll load up good? There was only one RCM coin in the 1st pic, the ML 1/20 In this picture, I have coins mainly from South East Asia, one from Liberia,Africa and one from Turkey (all 1/20) - Top left;2003 Nimrod form Turkey - next to it; 1998 Nativity scene, Christmas Islands,Kiribati - 1998 Ship "La Princesa" Kingdom of Tonga -2005 Albert Einstein K.Tonga -2005 Prospecting for gold, Solomon Islands -2005 The Rome Coliseum, Tonga -2005 Moric Benovsky 1741-1786 Liberia -1998 History of gold form Vanuatu -2005 Lord Nelson,The battle of Trafalgar 200th anniversary from TDC  |
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In this one here, we have; -1 gram from Monarch -2008 Koala 1/10th -2004 Panda 1/20th -2009 Philharmonic 1/10th -1786 1/2 escudo (a pricey little bugger) -1856 US 1 dollar (Liberty) -1854 US 1 dollar (Indian) -And my favorite; 1986 Isle of Man Archangel Micheal 1/4oz  |
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 Miggs That is quite a collection! |
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Quite a collection, indeed! Good stuff, miggs.
That 1786 1/2 escudo really got my attention!
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My 2012 Gold Sovereign:  |
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